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coach · July 18th, 2010, 09:48

Let me clarify for those that don't want to use a gauge.

At 900psi, a madbull cherry (xm108) the valve is so twitchy, that it became a mortar when it was being loaded in a CAW revolver. The person loading was lucky to only get a mouthful of bb's at the nade travelled up and away. It landed about 50 yards away. Take a cherry to the chops at that velocity and be lucky if it only knocks you out! There is more than enough forward energy for bb's to be extremely dangerous.

Knowing what you charge your nade at is your responsibility. Hurt someone with an over charged nade, expect the consequences!

July 18th, 2010, 09:48	#12
coach aka coachster Trader rating Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: T dot	CO2 Adapters Let me clarify for those that don't want to use a gauge. At 900psi, a madbull cherry (xm108) the valve is so twitchy, that it became a mortar when it was being loaded in a CAW revolver. The person loading was lucky to only get a mouthful of bb's at the nade travelled up and away. It landed about 50 yards away. Take a cherry to the chops at that velocity and be lucky if it only knocks you out! There is more than enough forward energy for bb's to be extremely dangerous. Knowing what you charge your nade at is your responsibility. Hurt someone with an over charged nade, expect the consequences!